If you tune into BBC Radio Wales now you can listen to Wynne Evans soaking up the atmosphere in Cardiff.

For those of you wondering where you know the face from, Wynne Evans is Gio Compario on a popular television advert...

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Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

"I think it will be tight but I think we will nick it by the odd goal."

John Hartson predicted a 2-2 draw.

It was way back in May 1984 when Wales last tasted victory against England. Stoke manager Mark Hughes was the matchwinner with a bullet header in front of 14,000 fans in Wrexham.

Quite a different story today...

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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder

"Gareth Bale's comments about Welsh players having more pride and passion than England's are just the biggest wind-up ever.

"I watched England's game against Russia and saw the devastation on our players' faces when they walked off the pitch with a draw when they deserved to win that game.

"How do you measure pride and passion anyway? Just because a team jumps on each other when they celebrate a goal, like Wales did against Slovakia, does not mean they care any more than the other team?

"This England team has got pride, passion and belief too. So, it was a ridiculous statement by Gareth and I was surprised he said it.

"He is obviously going to be well up for this game against England, because it is probably the biggest he has played in a Wales shirt.

"But Bale will not be going anywhere near Kyle Walker or Danny Rose down the flanks because they are both machines. Yes, he is quick but so are they and he will not get anything out of them.

"It is down the middle where his pace can hurt us. He will be thinking that if he can get at Gary Cahill and Chris Smalling he can do some damage."

Unfortunately at least 36 people have been arrested in Lille following clashes between French police and football fans.

French police said the arrests had been made throughout Wednesday - adding that 16 people had been taken to hospital.

On Wednesday night, riot police used tear gas and charged at hundreds of England fans, as flares were set off.

Uefa this week threatened to disqualify England, from Euro 2016 if there was more violence.

Read more from BBC News here.

It's still early lads, you don't want any spillages at this stage...

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John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

"Hal Robson-Kanu needs to be a presence, Wales will concede a lot of possession. Gareth Bale will play off him and try to get into that bit of space where he can turn and run into space. Ramsey I think will play a bit deeper but Allen and Ledley in front of the three central defenders will have to be disciplined. Hal's role is to be up there and give Bale an option.

"Hal doesn't have a club. He's in the shop window. What a chance to go and shine."

Team news will be confirmed shortly but Danny Murphy is adamant that England are UNCHANGED from the side which drew with Russia.

No major surprises there. 

We have taken the liberty of creating a poster for you to print out and hang up wherever you are watching the match... 

Cross out the sections that aren't applicable, stick it up wherever you're watching the game, take a pic and send us the result.

No expense spared here... 

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The Wales team bus is now winding its way through the narrow streets around the stadium in Lens, it's not the easiest approach. The coach drivers have to execute a really narrow turn with houses either side. Like a challenge on the Krypten Factor. But they're through!

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder

"Whoever the wide men are in England's attack, they can afford to stay high and wide to stretch the Welsh defensive trio and not track back.

"If it is Adam Lallana and Raheem Sterling again, they can go and stand outside the two wide centre-halves and ahead of the Welsh wing-backs.

"That would cause Wales huge problems because if their wing-backs push on at all, then they are leaving a three-on-three at the back.

"England have to be brave to do that, because it would make it an open game, but we need to win it and I think we should be bold. We need to start on the front foot and trust our ability.

"I am not expecting Wales to park the bus, though. The fact they have three points already means they can take more risks."

The Wales and British and Irish Lions captain is tuning in. Wales wouldn't mind him at centre-back today would they?

Hart or Hennessey? Davies or Dier? Kane or Robson-Kanu?

Click here to pick your combined England and Wales XI - and then share it with your friends using our team selector.  

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It's been 187 days since the Euro 2016 draw. Where does the time go, eh?

After *a lot* of build-up chat...who will have the final word between England and Wales?

BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty assesses how the two camps are shaping up.

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The England coach has parked up in Lens after a mazy drive through a residential estate. Joe Hart was first off the bus. 

Expecting any or many changes? We will have confirmed team news just after 13:00 BST. 

It is knocking on for five years since the teams last met, with Ashley Young scoring the only goal in England's 1-0 win. It was a Euro 2012 qualifier.

Here's Phil McNulty's match report:

England need only a point in Montenegro next month to qualify for Euro 2012 after an unconvincing 1-0 victory against Wales at Wembley.

Ashley Young's first-half goal allowed Fabio Capello's side to build on Friday's win in Bulgaria and move closer to securing a place in Poland and Ukraine next summer - but this was not a performance to cause any concern among Europe's elite.

Wales, without the suspended Craig Bellamy and David Vaughan, deserved a point and should have claimed it, only for substitute Robert Earnshaw to miss an open goal with 13 minutes left.

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Teams at Wembley, 6 September 2011.

England: Hart, Smalling, Terry, Cahill, Cole, Milner, Lampard (Parker 73), Barry, Downing (Johnson 79), Young, Rooney (Carroll 89).

Wales: Hennessey, Gunter, Williams, Blake, Taylor, Bale, Crofts, Collison (King 85), Ramsey, Ledley, Morison (Earnshaw 68).